Boy Names That Mean An

Discover Boy names meaning An with origins and popularity.

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Brihatmantra
One with powerful and sacred mantras.
Sanskrit
Brijamohan
Enchanting beloved of Brij.
Sanskrit
Brijmohan
Enchanting beloved of Brij.
Sanskrit
Brinleigh
Combination of Brin and Leigh, meaning 'burnt meadow' or 'from the burnt clea...
English
Brinley
From the Old English words for 'burnt' and 'wood' or 'clearing'.
English
Brishan
Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'lord of the universe' or 'supreme being'.
Sanskrit
Briton
A native or inhabitant of Great Britain.
English
Broc
Derived from 'broc' meaning badger.
Gaelic
Brochan
Derived from Gaelic 'brochan' meaning 'porridge' or 'gruel'.
Scottish
Brock
Derived from Old English 'broc' meaning badger.
English
Broden
Derived from the Irish name Bródán, meaning 'little drop' or 'little prince'.
Irish
Broder
Brother, from the Germanic element 'broþar' meaning brother.
German
Broderick
Brother of the ruler, from Irish 'bráthair' meaning brother and 'rí' meaning ...
Irish
Brodi
From broom-covered land.
Scottish
Brooks
Derived from a surname meaning 'dweller near a brook'.
English
Brosh
Means 'son of' or 'flesh' in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Brothaigh
No known meaning.
Irish
Brough
From a place name meaning 'fortress' or 'castle' in Old English.
English
Brougher
No known meaning.
English
Broughtan
No known meaning.
English
Broughten
No known meaning.
English
Broughtown
No known meaning.
English
Bruce
From the Scottish surname, derived from a place name meaning 'brushwood thick...
Scottish
Brucey
Diminutive of Bruce, meaning 'from the brushwood thicket'.
English
Bruhier
Derived from Old French 'bruiere' meaning heath or moor.
French
Brun
Means 'brown' in German, referring to hair or complexion.
German
Brunelle
Diminutive of Brune, meaning 'brown' or 'dark-haired'.
French
Bruni
Short form of names beginning with Brun-, meaning 'brown' or 'armor'.
Germanic
Brunin
Little brown one, derived from Old High German 'brūn' meaning brown.
Germanic
Brunswick
From the German city Braunschweig, meaning 'Bruno's settlement'.
Germanic
Brutis
Derived from Brutus, meaning 'heavy' or 'dull'.
Latin
Brutos
Derived from Latin 'brutus' meaning heavy, dull, or stupid.
Latin
Brutus
Means 'heavy' or 'dull' in Latin, famously borne by Marcus Junius Brutus.
Latin
Bryant
Son of Brian, from the Irish name Brian meaning 'strong, virtuous'.
English
Bryceton
Bryceton is a modern invented name combining Bryce and the suffix -ton, meani...
English
Brychan
Derived from Welsh 'brych' meaning 'speckled' or 'freckled'.
Welsh
Bryden
From the Bryden, a place name meaning 'valley of the birds'.
English
Brydon
From the Brydon family name, meaning 'son of Bryde' or 'son of Bride'.
English
Buadhach
Victorious or triumphant.
Irish
Buadhachan
Victorious little one, derived from 'buadhach' meaning victorious.
Irish
Bubai
Meaning 'elder brother' in Bengali, used as a term of respect.
Bengali
Bucer
Derived from a Germanic element meaning 'to bend' or 'to bow'.
Germanic
Buchanan
From the Gaelic 'both chanain', meaning 'house of the canon'.
Scottish
Buck
Buck is a nickname meaning 'male deer' or 'young man'.
English
Buckey
Derived from Old English 'bucc' meaning 'buck' or male deer, often a nickname...
English
Buckingham
From the place name Buckingham, meaning 'home of Bucca's people'.
English
Buckleigh
Buckleigh means 'deer meadow' or 'buck's clearing' in Old English.
English
Buckley
From the Irish surname Ó Buachalla, meaning 'descendant of the cowherd'.
Irish
Buckminster
From the Old English words for 'beech tree' and 'monastery'.
English
Bucky
A diminutive of the English surname Buckley, meaning 'deer meadow'.
English
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